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"Do you think maybe she would like to swim, and to let the water splash over her head?" in Dutch

Denk je misschien, dat zij plezier heeft om te zwemmen en het water boven haar hoofd uit te laten spatten?
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The Dutch translation for “Do you think maybe she would like to swim, and to let the water splash over her head?” is Denk je misschien, dat zij plezier heeft om te zwemmen en het water boven haar hoofd uit te laten spatten?. The Dutch, Denk je misschien, dat zij plezier heeft om te zwemmen en het water boven haar hoofd uit te laten spatten?, can be broken down into 18 parts:"think (1st person singular)" (denk), "you (singular)" (je), "perhaps" (misschien), "that" (dat), "she" (zij), "delight" (plezier), "has (3rd person singular)" (heeft), "for" (om), "to swim (long form)" (te zwemmen), "and" (en), "the (neutral)" (het), "water" (water), "above" (boven), "her" (haar), "head" (hoofd), "out" (uit), "to let (long form)" (te laten) and "to splash" (spatten).

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